Review: Taekwondo (2016) – A Sun-Soaked Slow Burn of Friendship, Desire, and Unspoken Truths Taekwondo (2016) isn’t about martial arts — it’s about the tension between what’s felt and what’s never said. Directed by Marco Berger and Martín Farina, the film uses the heat of an Argentine summer to explore the quiet complexities of male […]

Review: North Sea Texas (2011) – A Quiet Storm of Longing and Discovery North Sea Texas is a film that doesn’t shout — it whispers. It drifts gently like the waves of its seaside setting, carrying with it the weight of unspoken feelings, quiet heartbreaks, and the fragile tenderness of first love. Directed with soft […]

In this highly anticipated sci-fi epic, the Anunnaki, an ancient race of extraterrestrial beings believed to have shaped human civilization, return to Earth after millennia of absence. Their return sends shockwaves through the world’s governments, and a mysterious organization known as “The Watchers” races to uncover the truth behind their sudden arrival. As the Anunnaki […]

Review: Night Has Fallen (2025) – Gerard Butler’s Explosive Return to the Action Throne It’s official: Gerard Butler is back, and this time, the night has fallen — literally. Night Has Fallen (2025) picks up where London Has Fallen and Angel Has Fallen left off, and if the first trailer is any indication, this film […]

Review: Trigger Warning (2024) – A Relentless Action-Thriller with a Sharp Edge Trigger Warning (2024) kicks down the door and doesn’t stop swinging. In a world where silence is ᴅᴇᴀᴅly and secrets are currency, this high-stakes action-thriller delivers exactly what its тιтle promises — a barrage of bullets, betrayals, and bold political undertones. Starring Jessica […]